In this world, people are always looking forward to the hard-working people to get their wishes, and the talented people to cash in on their talents, but for the Australian player Kyrgios, his career trajectory is very emotional.
Born on 27 April 1995 in Canberra, Australia, where his father was a Greek painter and his mother was a computer engineer, Kyrgios's family environment was not strongly sporty.
Kyrgios, who was advised to play basketball as a child, began to learn tennis when he was 6 years old, officially opening his fate with the sport.
Genius: Early fame and excellent results
Kyrgios won the 2013 Australian Open Junior Men's Singles title, and he quickly made his debut in the adult arena after moving to the professional stage in the same year.
In the 2014 season at Wimbledon, the Australian rising star who participated as a wild card player eliminated Gasquet in the second round by saving nine match points, and then defeated Nadal in the quarterfinals, which can be said to be a famous match.
Kyrgios, who reached the quarter-finals of men's singles for the first time at a Grand Slam, instantly became the focus of tennis, when he won the Australian Open's Newcombe Award for the best local player of the 2014 season.
In 2015, Kjergos reached the historic quarter-finals of the Australian Open, making him the second local player to reach the quarterfinals of the Australian Open men's singles after Hewitt in 2005.
Of course, the most popular thing for fans is Kyrgios's record against the Big Three, he is one of the few players in the active squad who has won against Fenard.
Questioning: Personality is clear and controversial
Kyrgios in the game is a very emotionally affected player, and he is also criticized by fans for some of his words and deeds after the game.
Commenting on Djokovic, he said that no matter how many Grand Slams Djokovic won, it is impossible to become the best in history:
"If you can't beat me, you'll never be the best in history." I think he has a quirk, that is, he wants to be liked by people, and I feel that he wants to be liked so much, and I can't stand that. ”
In addition to a series of shocking remarks, Kyrgios often withdrew from the game, and he often made some negative behaviors during the game.
More famous ones include the 2019 season for being convicted of unsportsmanlike, wrestling and abusing referees in Cincinnati, and being issued the largest fine in history by the ATP - $113,000.
'Kyrgios is more talented than anyone else on the tour, but sometimes his attitude has taken a toll on his playing career." A generation of tennis star Rod Laver once commented on Kyrgios.
So do you think That Kyrgios, who just celebrated his 26th birthday, can still achieve the heights that people expect in the tennis world? (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)